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Cell address
Hi all,
I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
Cell address
Do you know the row and column number of the address you're looking for? Ex.
if row is 10 and column is 1, then =ADDRESS(10,1) returns $A$10. Is that what you're looking for? If not, please provide some more detail about what information you want to use to return a cell address. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "psych142" wrote: Hi all, I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
Cell address
sorry i should have added more details, the tables contain dates of staff
sickness, i need to find the address of the cell which matches a date which is contained in another table. hope this helps "psych142" wrote: Hi all, I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
Cell address
Select the top, left hand, cell in your table and pull-down:
Edit Find and enter the value you are looking for. The found value will be selected and the row/column highlighted. -- Gary's Student "psych142" wrote: sorry i should have added more details, the tables contain dates of staff sickness, i need to find the address of the cell which matches a date which is contained in another table. hope this helps "psych142" wrote: Hi all, I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
Cell address
sorry i am not doing a good job of explaining myself, what i want to do with
the cell address is use the offset command to retrieve the data on a 3rd table which contains the hours of sickness, this data would be on the same row but 8 columns along. The large table gets its data directly from the off duty "Gary''s Student" wrote: Select the top, left hand, cell in your table and pull-down: Edit Find and enter the value you are looking for. The found value will be selected and the row/column highlighted. -- Gary's Student "psych142" wrote: sorry i should have added more details, the tables contain dates of staff sickness, i need to find the address of the cell which matches a date which is contained in another table. hope this helps "psych142" wrote: Hi all, I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
Cell address
It sound like VLOOKUP function. Take a look in Excel Help menu
"psych142" wrote: Hi all, I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
Cell address
i managed using the sumproduct but thanks for the replies :)
"Teethless mama" wrote: It sound like VLOOKUP function. Take a look in Excel Help menu "psych142" wrote: Hi all, I am trying to find a cell adress in a table sized 7 * 53, i am totally stumped please help before my brain explodes |
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